Unicondylar Knee Prosthesis

The Oxford Partial Knee is available in both cementless and cemented fixation. The Oxford Cementless Partial Knee has a 10-year survivorship of 94.15% in the national registry of the UK, and it has over 300 publications. Additionally, the Oxford Fixed Lateral is an option for patients with lateral osteoarthritis, and it is also available in Oxford Titanium Niobium (TiNbN).Featuresinput:
output:The Oxford Partial Knee provides surgeons with a partial knee replacement that is less invasive and has achieved lower morbidity and pain scores than a total knee replacement.input:
output:Microplasty® Instrumentation That Is Reproducible

The surgical technique is simplified by Microplasty Instrumentation, which enables the precise and consistent placement of implants. Furthermore, microplasty instrumentation exhibits a nearly nine-minute decrease in operating room time, a diminished risk of dislocation, and enhanced alignment in comparison to Phase 3 instrumentation.Advantagesinput:
output:Reduced Difficulties

Compared to TKA, a multi-center study revealed that PKA has a lower incidence of morbidity and complications.input:
output:Reproducible and Proven Methodology

Patient Satisfaction with Microplasty Instrumentation

Compared to total knee patients, a randomized, controlled study demonstrated that a significantly higher number of partial knee patients would undergo the operation again after one year.Best-in-Class Continuous Education Program

Offering both in-person and virtual training opportunities.Patient Preference

When presented with the various risks and benefits of both options, 46% of patients would select a PKR over a TKR.This is significantly higher than the 10% of knee replacement patients who currently receive a PKR.